Come protest against Rolls-Royce, who are complicit in Israel’s assault on Palestine
Israel is carrying out an unprovoked attack on Iran that threatens global instability and is also continuing to massacre civilians in Gaza, including those just trying to get food aid. Their inhumanity seemingly knows no bounds and we must continue to target those complicit in their genocide of the Palestinian people. Join us to protest against Rolls-Royce, another company who support Israel’s monstrous behaviour.
Rolls-Royce were one of many arms companies warned by UN experts that they must end transfers of weapons and ammunition to Israel or risk being complicit in serious violations of international human rights and international humanitarian laws. Rolls-Royce is involved in the construction of the F-35 fighter jets that Israel is using to bombard Gaza.
Join us on July 11th at 6pm to protest against Rolls-Royce profiting from the slaughter of Palestinians. Full details here and you can also share the Facebook event here.
Join Islington PSC to protest against Barclays funding of Israel’s genocide, June 28
Barclays has one of the worst records globally for financing fossil fuels and it continues to finance the industry in spite of the climate emergency and spiralling environmental breakdown. The bank also provides billions of pounds in loans and underwriting to arms companies, including those supplying the Israeli military in its genocidal campaigns in Gaza over the last 18 plus months.
Islington Council declared a climate emergency over five years ago and claims it is committed to high environmental and ethical standards, yet it currently banks with Barclays. Its contract with the bank is coming to an end and the tendering process to find a new bank is due to begin soon.
Join Islington Palestine Solidarity Campaign at 12 noon on Saturday 28 June at Islington Green as they march against Barclays. Alongside a speaker from CAAT, there will be speakers from Culture Workers Against Genocide, Money Rebellion, KIN Coop, London Mining Network, Islington Banks Better and Green and Independent Councillors.